because this underwater sound will DEAFEN 11,200 ceteceans and KILL 1,600 marine mammals....not OK in my book.....

The Rush Limbaugh Show spreads hate. Limbaugh disparages women and uses vile language. The number of national companies that advertise on the Rush Limbaugh show has shrunk to a precious few. AAMCO is one of those companies. We have tried emailing, messaging, phoning the corporate office as well as local dealerships. We want to help the CEO understand that tying the name AAMCO to such uncivil discourse is not good for his corporate image.

Insurance Companies are changing your policy with out your knowledge!!! Example you have Farmers Insurance, you have been with them for 10 or 20 years. You have a $500 Deductible right? Wrong they sent you your new policy, and with it "NEW GENERATION POLICY" Changed your Roof Deductible with out calling you!!! Your new deductible is 1% or 2% which equalls $300K home $6000.00 Deductible!!! Well with them raising your deductible, they are also raising your rates!!! Welcome to the new generation INSURANCE FRAUD POLICY... Do you think that your Agent/Sales Person should call you, Prior to making changes on your Policy? Or do you think you should have the right to lower your insurance cost and pay less? Just assume its ok to pay less for your policy???

Given the enormous amount of highly personal data they gather and market, Facebook, Google and LinkedIn must be held accountable. Without the ability to challenge errors and remove sensitive information, we’re reduced to an algorithm’s assessment of who we are — right, wrong or damning. The government forces credit-rating firms to reveal our financial dossiers once a year at no charge. It should demand similar accountability from data aggregators.

Many Americans believe that there is enough evidence to either indict or remove from their positions various Wall Street malefactors, whose criminal and/or self-serving actions crumbled the economy. According to the DNC's 2012 Presidential Election Year Survey, this is not considered an issue to be raised in this year's election campaign. It should be.

Congress and the Presidency [the federal government] have not broken up illegal monopolies like Goldman, Sachs & Co and the oil companies that make up Big Oil who deal in "necessaries of life" such as gasoline and oil for heat now at very high prices that stop ordinary Americans' enjoyment of their liberty and pursuit of their happiness [less money available for travel and vacations]. This failure to break-up has been destructive of our unalienable rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness that triggers the People's right to alter or abolish the federal government set forth in the Declaration of Independence. Term limits for members of congress is a good first step to alter our federal government to stop improper influence by illegal monopolies over the members who favor special interests over ordinary Americans.

The justice department has started an investigation into Comcast and other cable companies, to see if they have violated antitrust laws by interfering with viewers' ability to view content from networks and others through internet video providers such as Netfilx and Hulu.

USAA claims to help and support military personnel and veterans. Yet after making a mistake that cost a disabled veteran $2500, they refuse to take responsibility for it and have hired a multi-million dollar law firm to prevent the veteran's recovery of his disability income.

I'm a public school teacher who has taught high school history for nine years in Chicago. Because of broad public support and overwhelming unity among teachers, I'm truly hopeful that we can achieve real gains for kids and teachers through our current contract negotiation--including adequate funding for art and music, school nurses, counselors, playgrounds, and libraries. That's why I was dismayed to learn that, in the middle of this delicate but honest negotiation, the social action website Change.org is taking money to promote a campaign attacking Chicago's public school teachers by a conservative anti-union organization. In any negotiation, it's essential to have trust and good-will on both sides. This kind of tired, old teacher-bashing by ideological conservatives only makes things more difficult, and I wish Change.org would stop taking money to promote it. Ninety-eight of our Chicago schools don't have playgrounds, and 160 schools don't have libraries at all. Forty percent of our schools do not have full time art and music programs. These are some of the important issues that teachers would like to discuss at the bargaining table not just to improve working conditions for teachers but to ensure that our students receive the education they deserve. As a teacher, I'm so proud to be on the right side of this fight, but it's disheartening to find teachers once again under attack by knee-jerk teacher-bashers. In this case, the attacks are coming from the anti-labor group Stand for Children, whose former leader Jonah Edelman recently bragged on video about how he was nearly able to "dupe" politicians into ending collective bargaining rights for Chicago teachers. By taking money to promote this anti-union campaign, Change.org is turning their backs on teachers and endangering our efforts to provide a world-class education to our children. The teachers of Chicago deserve a public apology from Change.org and assurances that you won't again promote conservative groups who oppose collective bargaining rights for teachers or other unions.

The employment at will law which covers most people in this country allows a company to fire an employee without cause. This is a corruption of the implied contract implicit in all jobs. Anybody care?

Our government is under attack by corporate money, and Citizens United gives corporations more power in government. As super PACs grow, money continues to represent speech, allowing corporations to influence Washington more than our own citizens. We need your support on a constitutional amendment to get money out of politics.

About the Supreme Court's robbing us of our democracy by making Corporations people